Sentence examples for efficiency a reduction of from inspiring English sources
The present investigation showed an improvement in brake thermal efficiency, a reduction of brake specific fuel consumption and emission level for NH5 compared to NH3 operated at NOP 250 bar due to better air fuel mixing and fast evaporation.
The recent development of the vertical gradient freeze (VGF) growth of GaAs focuses on the increase of process efficiency, a reduction of production costs and a simultaneous improvement of the crystal quality.
The test results showed an improvement of 5.64% in brake thermal efficiency, a reduction of 4.6% in brake specific fuel consumption and a 11% increase of oxides of nitrogen (NOx) level for TRCC compared to baseline engine operated with ULSD due to better air-fuel mixing and retarded injection timing.
The upcoming COP 21 United Nations climate conference, scheduled to take place in Paris in December, revolves around a series of benchmarks: an increase in energy efficiency, a reduction of CO2 and other global warming gases and an increase in renewable energies.
In control cells (not exposed to rapamycin), there was a small reduction in FRET efficiency (a reduction of approximately 10%; perhaps indicative of a photobleaching of acceptor (Venus) or a moderate level of background TEVp activity.
Therefore, the only viable approach to an improvement of the greenhouse effect is the reduction of fuel consumption, which can be achieved both by means of an increase in the power train efficiency and a reduction of the overall vehicle weight, besides improved aerodynamic and rolling efficiency.
The results can be used to design effective destructive disassembly procedures and new demanufacturing tools, resulting in an increase of disassembly efficiency and a reduction of recycling cost.
Another drawback towards this integration is the high permittivity of Si (ε r,Si = 11.7) that causes an increase in crosstalk between lines, a decrease in antenna efficiency, and a reduction of the frequency of operation of the inductors.
In the work of Bodik et al. (2009), the addition of crude glycerol into a denitrification process increased almost 2.5 fold the denitrification efficiency with a reduction of 5 ppm NO3/100 L of crude glycerol (Bodík et al. 2009).
A substantial increase in energy efficiency and a reduction of residential energy consumption also form important cornerstones of a sustainable energy policy.
Moreover, increasing atmospheric CO2 concentrations directly enhances plant productivity and also increases resource efficiencies by a reduction of stomatal conductance and thus transpiration (Olesen & Bindi, 2002).
